Blondie – Autoamerican

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Artist: Blondie

Title: Autoamerican

Year: 1980

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Tracklist

  • 1. Europa - Remastered 2001 (3:30)
  • 2. Live It Up - Remastered 2001 (4:09)
  • 3. Here's Looking At You - Remastered 2001 (2:58)
  • 4. The Tide Is High - Remastered 2001 (4:40)
  • 5. Angels On The Balcony - Remastered 2001 (3:47)
  • 6. Go Through It - Remastered 2001 (2:42)
  • 7. Do The Dark - Remastered 2001 (3:51)
  • 8. Rapture - Remastered 2001 (6:31)
  • 9. Faces - Remastered 2001 (3:52)
  • 10. T-Birds - Remastered 2001 (3:57)
  • 11. Walk Like Me - Remastered 2001 (3:44)
  • 12. Follow Me - Remastered 2001 (3:10)
  • 13. Call Me - Theme From American Gigolo / Remastered 2001 (8:06)
  • 14. Suzy & Jeffrey - Remastered 2001 (4:10)
  • 15. Rapture - Special Disco Mix / Remastered 2001 (9:59)

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Artist Bio

Blondie, formed in New York City in the early 1970s, helped shape the punk and new wave scenes that thrived around CBGB, with Debbie Harry's distinct vocals at the forefront. The band debuted in 1976 with their self-titled album, but found mainstream success soon after with hits like "Heart of Glass" and "Call Me," merging punk, pop, disco, and later, synth and rap influences—most famously on "Rapture." Over the decades, they've steadily released albums, toured globally, and collaborated with artists like Garbage and Elvis Costello, maintaining a strong live presence. Their impact is evident in their ability to continually adapt, pioneering genre bends and inspiring acts like The Pretenders, Talking Heads, and The Go-Go’s. Blondie's legacy endures as both trailblazers and mainstays of modern pop and rock music.

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